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Native America Calling: The Menu
Friday, February 25, 2022
The Menu: ‘Illegal’ sugarbush ceremony; healing Indignous café; and bison return to Texas Apache land
The Detroit Police Department issued an apology after officers abruptly closed down a sugarbush ceremony in a public park.
Café Gozhóó in Arizona is back open fulfilling and healing meals for those recovering from substance abuse.
A herd of bison are adjusting to their new home in Waelder, Texas, the traditional homelands of the Lipan Apache.
And, the Bering Straits Native Corporation share their culinary stories and community recipes in the new “Tundra to Table” cookbook. All this and more are on The Menu with Andi Murphy!
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